Reservoir Saturation Height Calculator

Reservoir Saturation Height Calculator MCP Connector for Claude

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Calculates water saturation profiles and transition zone thickness using capillary pressure data.

4 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP server provides specialized tools for reservoir engineering to model fluid distribution. It connects AI agents to physical reservoir properties, allowing for the calculation of water saturation at specific elevations, determining the thickness of the transition zone, and generating continuous saturation profiles. Use get_saturation_at_height for single points, get_transition_zone_depth to find the saturation change interval, get_saturation_profile for vertical profiles, and get_hydrocarbon_distribution to calculate hydrocarbon volumes based on pore volume and saturation.

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4 tools expose this connector's capabilities to your AI agent.

get_saturation_at_height

Determines the specific water saturation at a single defined elevation

get_saturation_profile

Generates a continuous list of saturation values across multiple elevations

get_transition_zone_depth

Identifies the thickness of the zone where fluid saturation is actively changing

get_hydrocarbon_distribution

Calculates the vertical distribution of oil or gas volume based on saturation

See how to talk to your AI agent using Reservoir Saturation Height Calculator.

What is the water saturation at 5 meters above the FWL given a density difference of 0.05 and this capillary pressure data: {"0": 0.1, "0.5": 0.3, "1.0": 0.5}?

The water saturation at 5 meters above the FWL is 0.5.

Calculate the hydrocarbon volume at 10 meters if the pore volume per unit height is 0.2, density difference is 0.06, and saturation data is {"0.6": 0.2, "1.2": 0.4}?

The hydrocarbon volume at 10 meters is 0.12.

Find the thickness of the transition zone for a reservoir with irreducible water saturation of 0.2, density difference of 0.04, and data {"0.1": 0.8, "0.4": 0.2}?

The transition zone thickness is 0.4 meters.

It calculates water saturation profiles and hydrocarbon distributions relative to the Free Water Level (FWL) using capillary pressure data.

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